Browser-based brain training, PSP still innovating
by James Ransom-Wiley 
{ Jan 17th 2007 at 2:25AM }
PlayStation forum member AZ92 is currently hosting a series of Flash-based browser demos (in Japanese) of Sega's Brain Trainer Portable. The Brain Trainer series, which shares obvious similarities to DS's Brain Age game (it's even supervised by Dr. Kawashima), is actually based on Sega Toys's Nouryoku Trainer, a popular electronic device released in Japan back in October 2004. But never mind the game; it's the concept of a PSP Flash demo of a retail game that's the real innovation. Nice work.
Use this link to play directly from your PSP.
[Via PSP Fanboy]
Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
jimmypop @ Jan 17th 2007 2:37AM
eight !!!!
mew @ Jan 17th 2007 2:45AM
wat a brain age rip off -_-
ttr @ Jan 17th 2007 2:52AM
Actually, there games are very different from the ones in brain age. Give it a try, it works on computer browsers too. Just click your selection.
Void @ Jan 17th 2007 3:10AM
Well actually it's 5, but that's not an option ;)
Fuzzmosis @ Jan 17th 2007 3:49AM
I recall playing a flash demo of a Super Punch Out Clone for the GBA. Although I assume this is made for the PSP to play on wireless.
blackflag @ Jan 17th 2007 4:38AM
why don't you just buy "Mind Quiz" for the PSP? At least it's translated.
jonathan @ Jan 17th 2007 7:54AM
Too little, too late.
RIP PSP
Grey Acumen @ Jan 17th 2007 7:57AM
Awww.... PSP is so cute with their limitation of multiple choice answers... It's amazing how much easier a problem is when there are only 4 possible answers and you only need to pick one of them.
Sorry, PSP fanboys, couldn't resist. :P
Andy Robertson @ Jan 17th 2007 2:09PM
I'm guessing this would work fine on the wii browser as well. We really should get a consolidated list of games together.
Zegim @ Jan 17th 2007 6:10PM
Hey, nice... I guess.